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What is the Tour de France caravan, and why does everyone love it so much? | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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Anyone can stand by the roadside and watch the Tour de France, making it the event with the largest number of spectators in the world. The organisers estimate there are more than 12 million roadside visitors to the Tour each year. That’s a lot of people who are passed by the riders and, because they’re often waiting for several hours for the race to pass, also a golden opportunity for brands to publicise their wares. So, around one to two hours ahead of the riders, the publicity caravan follows
Tadej Pogačar moves into fifth on list of all-time Tour de France stage winners and steals yellow jersey from Jonas Vingegaard | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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Tadej Pogačar has moved into the top five for all-time Tour de France stage wins having claimed victory on stage three of the 2026 race, moving into the yellow jersey in the process. Pogačar distanced Jonas Vingegaard on the uphill finish to Les Angles and the Dane simply had no response to his rival’s acceleration. Pogačar can seemingly win at ease at the Tour de France – the four-time champion effectively gifted his team-mate, Isaac del Toro, the win on Sunday’s stage – and that proved to be t
Who is Isaac del Toro? 4 things you need to know about the Mexican who could be a future Tour de France winner | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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Isaac del Toro started the 2026 Tour de France as Tadej Pogačar’s star domestique but became the story on stage two, when he crossed the line first, shepherded by his team leader. Del Toro’s talent has been evident since he moved to UAE Team Emirates XRG at the start of the 2024 season, thanks to a string of stellar results, but the Mexican announced himself to a wider audience at the Tour after a show-stopping late attack in Barcelona. That brought to a close a thrilling opening weekend in the
What time does Tadej Pogačar start today? Key times for Tour de France stage one | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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The wait is over – the Tour de France is here, with the opening stage taking place in Barcelona, Spain, today. The 113th edition of cycling's greatest race kicks off with a team time trial – the first at the Tour since 2019. All 23 teams, starting with eight riders each, will contest the 19.6km route on the streets of the Spanish city, finishing at Barcelona's Olympic Stadium. The team time trial is a tantalising prospect, not least because of a rule change introduced for the 2026 edition. This
These 2 Tour de France rule changes could reshape the 2026 race | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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The 2026 Tour de France sees key rules changes to the team time trial and points competition that could impact the early general classification and see sprinters once again dominate the green jersey. While the basic format of the Tour de France has been unchanged for more than 100 years – the rider with the lowest cumulative time at the finish is the winner – organisers frequently tweak the rules to ensure the race remains a fair and, ultimately, exciting spectacle. This year’s race sees the ret
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